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Collage of McISCE brand photosMcISCE Interconnect ConferenceÌý

The McISCE Interconnect Conference will be held on October 11, 2023 at Redpath Hall from 12:30-7:00 pm.ÌýThe conference will bring together researchers with various points-of-view on how to achieve a sustainable energy future.

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PDF icon Conference program and presenters

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Trainees
The conference will be a great opportunity for McISCE graduate students to present their research and network.
There are two ways students can communicate their research to other members:

  • 3-minute research presentations (3MT) and/or
  • poster presentations

PleaseÌý if you would like to present at the conference.ÌýÌýAbstracts are due by September 22.

The conference includes 4 sessions consisting of presentations from both professors and students. These sessions areÌýintroductions to the research and expertise at McISCE and should rouse discussions during breaks.

Time Schedule
12:30-13:00 Coffee & welcome
13:00-14:00

Research axes presentations

Axis 1. Analysis, Impact and Policy, presented by Mylene Riva

Axis 2. Storage Tec8hnologies, presented by George Demopoulos

Axis 3. Circular Fuel Technologies, presented by Jeffrey Bergthorson

Axis 4. Manufacturing and Systems, presented by YaoYao Fiona Zhao
14:00-14:20

BreakÌý

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14:20-15:10 Three-minute thesis (3MT) by students
15:10-15:30 BreakÌý
15:30-16:30

Engage panel: How can energy transitions be both technically feasible and socially acceptable?

Panelists:

Darin Barney, Art History and Communication Studies, Faculty of Arts

Amy Janzwood, Political Science, Faculty of Arts

Alessandro Navarra, Mining and Materials Engineering, Faculty of Engineering

Philippe Ouzilleau, Mining and Materials Engineering, Faculty of Engineering
16:30-18:00 Poster session + wine and cheese
18:00+ Wrap-upÌý

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